No matter how much we want to believe that the heart of co-dependency and recovery lies in the other person, the truth is that it lies in ourselves, in the way we allow other people's behaviors to affect us. Replacing our self-worth in Christ with outside or external sources is not what God intended for you. This group will provide tools to regain control of your life through Christ centered Bible teaching. Cost $20.00 includes workbook. Additional materials will be available for purchase. No registration required. Childcare available - contact Julia Yeremian
When: Mondays and Thursdays at 7:00 PM or 9:30 AM Women only Thursdays
Where: Cornerstone Fellowship, 348 N. Canyons Prkwy.,Livermore, Room C201
Contact: Linda, for more info
The Community Association for Preschool Education (CAPE. Inc.) is a non-profit California corporation that provides early childhood and family support services to low-income families in Eastern Alameda County since 1966. CAPE Inc. is a delegate agency of Child, Family and Community Services, Inc. (Southern Alameda County Head Start).
Funding is from Head Start- Early Head Start basic grants and CA. State Funded Preschool contracts with additional support from specialized programs and community grants.
To locate a CAPE site: (925) 443-3434 ext 112
CAPE Inc.: 3095 Independence Drive., Bldg B. Suite A, Livermore
Website: www.capeheadstart.org
CBS is a non-denominational, in-depth Bible study for women. The 2016-2017 study will be "Red Sea to the Jordan River". For more information, visit the CBS website at www.communitybiblestudy.org
When: Thursdays mornings beginning on September 8, 2016 - 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Where: Valley Bible Church, 7106 Johnson Drive , Pleasanton
Contact: Sherri , CBS Class Coordinator
The City of Pleasanton Community Education Series offers a host of workshops. Workshop are held at the Pleasanton Public Library.
Meet the Health Expert series begins in February 2017 with John Muir Health. For more information contact (925) 931-3400 ext 4 or see website: www.pleasantonlibrary.org
Where: 400 Old Bernal Avenue, Pleasanton
Free registration online: www.ptownlife.org or call (925) 931-5359
Community Resources for Independent Living, (CRIL) is a peer-based organization that advocates and provides resources for people with disabilities to improve lives and make communities fully accessible. Services include (see website for list of complete programs):
Information and Referral ( I & R): CRIL is not only a centralized resource for disability-related questions, it is a link to many resources in Alameda County.
Housing Assistance: CRIL assists in how to look for housing, keeps a current list of available rentals and hosts weekly Housing Information Workshops in Hayward and monthly workshops in its branch office locations. CRIL does not own housing or run its own residential facility.
Personal Assistant Referral: Part of the internet Alameda County QuickMatch. CRIL assists consumers with lists of private pay personal assistants.
Peer Support: Peer Support Groups are offered at three office locations.
Assistive Technology (AT) Referrral and Loan: CRIL's AT Coordinator will assist with identifying most current devices, tools, equipment, and resources. CRIL is a member of the AT Network and one of 12 Device Lending Library sites in California.
Independent Living Skills (ILS) Training: Skills include managing money, navigating transportation systems, and effective communication. CRIL conducts quarterly Disaster Preparedness Workshops for People with Disabilities.
Main Office, 439 "A" Street, Hayward, M-F, 9AM-12:30 PM / 1:30 -5PM
Tri-Valley Office : 3311 Pacific Avenue, Livermore, drop in T & TH 9-Noon/ 2-5 PM: by appointment M, W & F
Tri-Cities Office: 39155 Liberty Street, Fremont, drop in T & TH - 10-4:30 PM / by appointment M, W & F
Phone: (510) 881-5743 - TTY (510)881-0218, Hayward / Tri-Cities (510) 794-5735
Tri-Valley- (925) 371-1531 / TTY (925) 371-1532
Website: www.crilhayward.org
CASA serves abused, abandoned and neglected children, ages 8-19, who are dependents of the juvenile court system. CASA volunteers establish stable relationships with foster children, getting to know their unique history and making informed recommendations to the courts. When a child has an advocate, he/she is more likely to get needed services — and a permanent, stable home.
Contact: email Volunteer Recruiter, Jacklin Jespana or call (510) 618-1964
Visit our website at: www.casaofalamedacounty.org
The mission of the Dublin Heritage Center is to collect, preserve and interpret the material culture of Dublin to provide an historical and cultural focal point that will enrich the community. Come work with children and adults as they visit the growing Heritage Center.
Where: 6600 Donlon Way, Dublin (925) 452-2100
Visit our website at: www.dublinheritage.org
Contact: Elizabeth Isles, Director
CityServe Coordinator: Jayne Coehlo at (925) 999-9598
This non-profit provides a comprehensive, creative approach for youth ages 5 to 22 years with autism and developmental disabilities, creating life-changing solutions so that people with disabilities can live, learn, work and play. Join in many volunteer opportunities from planting to painting to singing or helping at a softball game, picnic or Halloween party.
Where: 7425 Larkdale Avenue, Dublin (925) 828-8857
Visit our website at: www.bayarea.easterseals.com
Contact: Program Supervisor, Zach Lupton or (925) 828-8857
CityServe Coordinator: Sally Scholl or (925) 560-9536
Opportunities to provide fresh, organic seasonal produce grown on CrossWinds' Freisman Road property. Volunteer opportunities include planting seedlings, prepping to build: new beds, fencing, a greenhouse and lay irrigation and electrical. No skill required. The community is invited to help. For more info check out our website at www.crosswindschurch.org/garden
Where: Freisman Road, Crosswinds Church, Pleasanton
Contact: email Barbara
ETCFLYER2017-District - Bring hope and healing to families, Empowered to Connect Conference presented by Show Hope, a live simulcast to equip families, professionals and churches to better help children who have been impacted by adoption, foster care or trauma.
When: 7-8 April 2017, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Where: Hosting site, Cornerstone Fellowship, 348 North Canyons Pkwy, Livermore (925) 447-3465
Register: www.www.bit.ly/CFETC2017